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Also Heid, your research wasn’t that thorough.
You talk about horizon energy and their mention of WN.
Of course Horizon haven’t actually drilled any if these, and are really looking for others to help do that. Interestingly the main guy at Horizon is Jonathan Rudney formerly of Century Exploration who on the same website says this about Century
“ From 2004 through 2010, Century International was active in the UK North Sea. Over US$125,000,000 was expended by the Century group in acquiring seismic data and drilling a number of high potential exploration wells as operator.”
What he doesn’t add is that they found nothing commercially viable having spent this huge amount of money.
Mr Heard was formerly the main technical guy at Northern Petroleum with Derek Musgrove , Many in this parish will be aware of their many successes!

Still struggling Heid I see.
The problem you have of course when you say
“ The first real play in the UK for 'Zechstein Reefs'” it isn’t a Zechstein reef. It’s a platform carbonate…

Polu
Re WNA2 what happened and what is planned-
18th Dec 2019 RNS rbd said “ Gas flow to surface was achieved and flared during operations, but reservoir fluids were not recovered.”
Operation at A2 “ The programme will include pulling the existing completion assembly from the well, running a new tubing and pumping bottom hole assembly and the installation of a pumping wellhead. These operations will be followed by the running in of the pump and well rods and the installation of a surface pumping unit. The well will then be pumped to recover load fluid, directing all recovery through the test unit and incinerator. The well will be monitored for inflow and, following the EWT, will be shut in and suspended.”

New PR company? Heid.
I know you don't read the RNS's very closely but you might want to have a quick look.
The last RNS had this at the bottom:
Novus Communications Ltd +44 (0)20 7448 9839 / Twitter:@NovusComms Financial Public Relations
Alan Green/Jacqueline Briscoe
The one previous to that had both Novus and Crappiopea.

Market still waiting to be impressed...

NVG
If you actually read my responses to the man from Planet Zog, you'd have worked out that we're not actually the same person.
He's simply someone that has no clue about any of the stuff going on or how joint ventures and the oil and gas business works, a blatant deramper as much as Heid is a blatant ramper,neither understand what they're talking about. As much as folks don't like what I post, I do refrain from simply making stuff up. At the end of the day its about understanding risk, not the risk as portrayed from promotional CEO's and Co-CEOs (Co-CEO's that probably tells you enough about their Ego's). Investment is not simply believing the hype, and not just listening to folks who repeat the hype from a position of not understanding, or not perhaps not wanting to understand the risks, that's simply gambling... people have to accept that these are traders shares, and that just because hydrocarbons are present doesn't mean its "nailed on" and if there's no "measurable flow" then it tells you something about what's really happening. To date they have to date been silent about what actually happened at WNA, simply stating unexpected liquids, begs the question, why did they miss the fact that the section they were testing could be liquid bearing rather than gas, why have they never said what that liquid was if they got samples from WNA1 and indeed WNB1z?? what's the big secret, or is it they really don't know? To date the results suggest that it's likely (although not certain) that the Kirkham Abbey is behaving like most previous Kirkham Abbey and equivalent reservoirs which have mostly failed to deliver. Add that to the obvious fact that information is being leaked and the share price is actually moving ahead of the formal news, whether that be placings, flow rates, lack of flow rates, you have a recipe for ****ed off "long term"shareholders, and an environment for traders to flip for a quick return. Pretending that this is a company that will be worth 10 times its current value is simply unrealistic. IF WNA fails to flow (or should I say be able to be pumped) then its probably game over for "the largest onshore discovery since 1973"...

“… was great to read 'significant hydrocarbons in place”
And they may well say in place by the look of it.
“I’m hearing great things on my grapevine”
Like it’s soon time to pick your grapes before they shrivel?

Brucey boy
“ 8208 bopd”
Lmfao.. that’s the rate they pumped completion fluid into the reservoir..not the rate it came out at. Infact after 12 weeks of trying to pump it out much Of it is still down there…so by their own admission the gas and liquids brought to surface were mixed up iwith the completion fluid. No measurable flow - these are their words…
No mention of the largest onshore discovery since 1973 I see…

Struggling Mr I ?
I said UJO could never reach 3-4p (£6-8)
And you said it could…
I rest my case…

Heid: “ not afraid to ask questions ” very true
But strangely unable to answer any!

Mr I, today.
“ And what have I ‘tipped’ exactly? I’ve said that I think if WN comes in and Wressle is in full stream UJO could be a £100m market cap,”

so you’ve changed your mind from the time you said that if those two things happen UJo would have a MCap of £300-400mm? Moving on to £6-800mm with Biscathorpe… ??

“ 13 Aug 2020:
You can talk about fundamentals etc or you can simply summarise for people like RNSTrader who think too much (or not enough)
- Drill on site and EWT about to start (next 10 days) = easy Bag 0.40-0.50p (80p-£1) (mkt cap £80-100mm)
- Successful EWT = Another bag 0.80-1.00p (£1.60-£2) MC £160-200m
- Wressle Production = Another bag 1.5-2p (£3-£4) MC £300-400mm
- Bisc = You guessed it, another bag 3-4p (£6-£8)” MC £600-800mm

Mr I not a tipster? , well perhaps not a very good one…

And it’s quite interesting Mr I that you spend your time reading stuff you claim you don’t believe on a bank holiday Monday.
Of course you never address the comments about the risk, or the previous performance because you’d rather people looked the other way … why is that?
You’re the tipster who tells people the 3 legged donkey straight off the beach at Blackpool will be in the running for the Derby… honest guv’.

Be careful Mirasol, Mr I will accuse you of being “negative” .
He complains that I’m constantly pointing to the downside of UJO EDR EOG and RBD, and implies this is somehow unwarranted, rather than based on the actual past performance of all of them, Their inability to deliver on the timescales they set or the “ transformational” impact they will have. Non if these shares have performed in line with what the management wanted you to believe…in fact quite the opposite. West Newton may well have performed as they expected… but based on past performance and the fact it’s now 12 weeks since the testing actually started and 14 from the announcement that they crew had mobilised I think the outcome will be far less than everyone expected from the largest onshore oil discovery since 1973…
You can never say never, but you’d get fantastic odds from a bookie that it is…

I think GP is correct. Yates has invested IIRC over £10mm in this thing, mostly around a belief in fracking.
Create a subsidiary for all the fracking licences, swap all the shares in that for 70% of Yates Egdon shares, and then cancel them. The only value here is the conventional stuff so if you can reduce the number of shares by 1/3 then the share price should (theoretically) increase by 50%.

Mr I
You clearly haven’t been reading my recent posts…about the 500 a day from Wressle.. you can then claim that’s all too negative too..
I get the distinct impression you are starting to fret about your investment and that even when they deliver its not not having any impact on the shareprice you claim it will have.
Getting Uncomfortable eh!

* I also see the council supporting 'increased' Wressle production

That’s true, they’ve always been supportive of production from Wressle..ever since 2015 when they were keen to make sure it started producing ASAP.
A bit like saying Boris will be supporting strict birth control measures and limits on the size of families.

BuceyBonus
If you think this is a board of “scum and villainy” why do you hang around on it? Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, it’s not a shareholder support group..
Even you want to share your thoughts and aspirations with us all, like you did in July 2020 when it was 0.252p (50p)

“ I bought into UJO a few months back, based on my own research as to the potential of the operation.. What I didn't realise was the view that UJO is a shareholder friendly Company; inter alia, keeping us informed on a regular basis and driving the Company toward value creation. Should all, or most of our ducks line up, we will see significant accretion of the next year...”

Jimbob:
The Bailey article states
“ No oil does not make this a flop, it has been the excitement of investors that has made the oil discovery so important to the market, not the companies involved shouting about it!”

Whilst UJO have been more circumspect referring to hydrocarbons rather than oil/gas, RBD have made it clear what they think about it…

Reabold presentation Jan 21: “Potentially one of the largest UK onshore oil discoveries”

Tonno: In July 2007 MA owned shares in Egdon to the value of £17mm.
Hopefully he took some off the table....

Heid: "Fantastic news too this week re Wressle which will give a wonderful income for David."
What, another 33%, "well deserved" pay rise, after last years £55,000 rise.
How about something for the shareholders??

How long has this been going on?….
Europa 28 years
Egdon 24 years
UJO 8 years
RBD 4 years.
Not forgetting all those countless AIM lilies that never made it to 2021, too many to mention, non of whom gave LTHs a return…but provided a reasonable living for traders and flippers… just recognise this stuff for what it is.